The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-08-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Mrs. Claude Long is visiting friends at
Benton Harbor
Thanks. Miss Eva, for that elegant bou-
quet of pansies,
Miss Caroline Wood of Jackson, is visiting
friends in town.
Judge Hilton has gone to visit his parents
at Lowell. Mass.
Mr.. John Hunt who has been quite ill, is
regaining his health.
Mrs. w. j. Russell was quite i'll last Sun
day and Monday but is recovering
Mrs. Dollie Conner returned on Friday
last from her visit III the state of New York.
Notice Avery's new advertisement, Must
Co." Summer goods for less than first cost
Miss Lizzie Parker accompanied Mrs.
Robert Selick to her home in Lockport. New
York.
Mr.. David Woodman. we are pleased to
announce, is recovering from his late severe
| illness.
The Ladies Aid Society held a pleasant
social at the residence of Mrs. Hopping last
evening.
Mrs. Dave Horton is spending few weeks
at Bangor, visiting with her many friends in
that pleasant village.
| Captain Romance VI. Buck and family
now occupy their new residence, one of the
finest in this village.
The Paw Paw w. c. T. L. will hold nc
more meetings until the first Friday in Sep
tember, unless specially called.
Mr. A. 4. Bryan with his wife and daughter
of Liberty Center, Ohio, is visiting his sister
Mrs. f. NJ. Russell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. McGurrin are the
happy parents of a ten pound boy, born last
Saturday night. Shake, Frank.
Our masonic friends are fixing up their
hall i'll great shape. 1t will be one of the
best society halls in this part of the state.
We notice by the Albion Recorder that
Miss Maggie Woolsey, formerly preceptress
in our high school, has taken school of one
scholar.
"Keep off the green grass" is the legend
Ike has posted in the center of his lawn
which is as sere and yellow as field oi
stubble.
Owing to business engagements, l. b
Conner has resigned the presidency of the II
=. G. and G.. +. Breck has been elected tC
succeed him.
An examination of teachers will be held a
Lawrence on Friday, the 2Gth inst. the las
examination that will be held in the county
under the present law
That big pillow you found between this
village and Pugsley's Lake belongs towel
if you will leave il at this Office. we will Sc,
that the owner gets it.
G. II. Van Auken, formerly of this place
now of Des Moines, Iowa. has been visiting
relatives and friends in this village. He re
turned home on Monday last.
Dr. Rowe and Squire Rockwell of Law
renee, were in town last Monday They sale
they were looking for some place where rair
had fallen. They didn't find it here.
Mr.. L. French and wife of Chicago. re
turned on Monday last from q visit to tht
family of Mr.. Jas. Phillips, Mrs. Fs father
and other relatives and friends in this place
Lewis Barnard, the Diamond" sewins
machine man, has removed his headquarter
from this village to Dowagiac. Cass count,
citizens will find him square man TO dea
with.
Dr. NJ. T.. Whalen has concluded to locat,
in this village and will at once open an ofiic,
over Bartram & Millington's drug store, jus
in the rear of the rooms occupied by DIR. q
V. Hilton.
Last Saturday was busy day in town
especially in the afternoon. The street,
were thronged with teams and the walks anC
stores with people. Our merchants drove
prosperous trade.
Large bodies move slowly" We haC
hoped TO be able TO announce this week that
passenger trains were running regularly tC
South Haven over the N. c., but we cannot
The prospect is, however, that there will no
be much further delay.